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Noah J. Kline - Clock Maker
A Legacy of Horological Excellence
Thank you for visiting Maryland Clock Company. Our shop is a local landmark where Doris Graham greets our customers daily and Noah Kline, trained by Rick, a master with 53 years of experience, carefully restores every timepiece in our workshop.
The Personal Touch
While we appreciate you visiting our site, we believe talking to our customers is the best way to help. We invite you to call us during regular hours to discuss your clock's needs.
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Stately floor clocks from the USA, Germany, France, and England.
Expertly curated wall and mantel pieces from every era.
We have worked on many fine Chelsa clocks and we are the authorized Chelsa clock dealer and repair specialist in Annapolis, Maryland.
Special Feature: Most German cuckoo parts are now available for authentic repair and sales!
We repair all types of battery, wall and mantel clocks. Our movement selection is vast. Time only, sweep, pendulum, with or without chimes. WE also do conversions to old electric clocks that have just worn out or have obsolete parts. No job is too small, if you love it we will fix it!
Full-Service Repair for Every Type of Clock
No job is too small or too large. We routinely repair and restore clocks of any age made in the USA, Germany, France, or England.
Our Specialization:
Complete Mechanical Overhauls
Authentic German Part Sourcing
Grandfather Clock House Calls
Free Parking available at our front door for easy drop-offs.
Generations of Satisfied Customers
It is so nice to find a family business that has been around for over 40 years. I have done business with them since the store in Bowie and now in Davidsonville. Good work takes time but I am happy to see that they are busy. I have had more clocks then I can count fixed and Rick has been out to the house on service calls. I would highly recommend using this gem of a small family business. It feels great to support our local businesses. I will be back and refer many friends and family.
James Jones
This is a very rare experience when you find a business who perform what can only be called a lost art. How many people do you know who can tear down a clock made in the 1800's, clean, repair, even customize parts like a pendulum that have been long lost in the past. Yeah you have to leave your clock for 12 weeks but every case is different and it is something that cannot be rushed. I can also say the rate charged is a very fair price when you take into consideration the skill level and rarity of the occupation.. I can also say the co owner shares the passion of these old antique clocks and all the history hidden within them.
Ronald Fochett
I had my grandmother's mantel clock repaired by the company in 2012. I just recently noticed that the hour chime was ahead by an hour and today I called to see what could be done to fix it, as I was hesitant to force the hour hand in any way. One of the owners informed me I could move the hour hand ahead. She explained that there would be friction, but coaxed me through. She also told me that this happens when the clock winds down (perhaps I hadn't noticed before). Anyway, she was helpful and informative. By the way, I had had the clock serviced several times by another company; that group was never able to properly fix it. I will definitely come back for other clock needs in the future.